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Trump may announce a two-to-three-week wind-down, Pezeshkian is open to a truce with security guarantees, and Israel expects to finish striking designated priority targets. Iran’s 400 kilograms of enriched uranium remains unaccounted for and that Tehran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions.
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Trump may announce a two-to-three-week wind-down, Pezeshkian is open to a truce with security guarantees, and Israel expects to finish striking designated priority targets. Iran’s 400 kilograms of enriched uranium remains unaccounted for and that Tehran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions.
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Earlier remarks from Iran’s leadership are signaling restraint but suggests Tehran may have changed course after reports that Israeli strikes caused more damage than Iranian officials initially acknowledged.
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Pres. Trump plans to address the nation on Iran this evening, and has hinted to reporters that he'll claim his objectives have been achieved and announce a winding down of the war in the next two to three weeks.
Trump may announce a two-to-three-week wind-down, Pezeshkian is open to a truce with security guarantees, and Israel expects to finish striking designated priority targets. Iran’s 400 kilograms of enriched uranium remains unaccounted for and that Tehran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions.
Open source reportIran may be reconsidering now that news has spread that Israel's strikes caused more damage than Iranian officials initially let on.
Earlier remarks from Iran’s leadership are signaling restraint but suggests Tehran may have changed course after reports that Israeli strikes caused more damage than Iranian officials initially acknowledged.
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